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What Others I've worked 3rd shift for many
years now and 6 months ago I began to loose sleep caused by tossing
and turning and unable to stay asleep for more than 2 - 3 hours. I
tried everything I could think of and even resorted to alcohol and
Nyquil mixed ... yeah, really! Well, not too long after that I
discovered Melatrol and it turns out I made a wise choice and it has
helped me get my needed 8 hours once again. I don't wake up with a
hangover from a sleeping pill and it's a natural product. I take it
20 - 30 minutes prior to going to bed and I fall asleep fast and get
a great sleep. When nothing else worked ... and when I say worked I
mean getting 8 hours of good sleep followed by waking up feeling
like a had a good night sleep! I hated waking up feeling as tired as
I did prior to sleeping. Melatrol helped. Try it. You have nothing
to lose! I was prepared for
the sleepless nights after having my second child, but after two
years on no more than 5 hours a night I was a mess. The kids slept
through the night, but instead I was up and had to get back to work
in the morning as usual. Juggling family life and work became
impossible on such little sleep and even my relationship with my
husband started to suffer from it. My mother in law suggested using
Melatrol and it saved my life! I’m going to work rested and still
have energy for my family at the end of the day! I’ve battled
insomnia since college, and the toll it has been taking on my life
was steadily increasing as the years passed by. Using Melatrol has
allowed me to enjoy life again and to be more lucid after waking up
in mornings. I can finally stay awake during meetings and instead
easily fall asleep at night. Thank you for this great
product! Doing shift work
caused me to fall asleep during night time working hours but be
awake during the day, when I should have been sleeping. Once I
started taking Melatrol I managed to adjust to this irregular
schedule of working days one week, and nights the
next.
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MelatrolMore and more people who have occasional bouts of insomnia are shunning potentially dangerous over the counter medications in favor of natural cures. A natural treatment for insomnia is what Melatrol says it offers. It is an herbal remedy that claims it can restore your natural sleep cycle and improve your ability to function at your best each day. Insomnia can be a problem for any one of us. It's estimated that 10% to 34% of the population experience some degree of sleeplessness. It's difficult to be accurate because trouble with sleeping is not often reported to health care providers. Adequate sleep is necessary for good health, a productive life, and a happy disposition. During the sleep cycle, your body can rest from physical exertion. More important, your brain can relax from daily problem solving. Many internal functions take place within your body during the sleep cycle, including normal maintenance and repair of damaged cells. Because melatonin is produced in response to darkness, our modern lifestyle of using bright lights at night actually interferes with this normal and necessary process. The spectrum of light entering the retina of the eye signals the body to create or halt melatonin production. Melatrol contains melatonin as well as other herbs (see the list of ingredients in the column at right). The melatonin can help people who aren't making enough on their own. Melatrol says its other ingredients assist in the production of melatonin and help you relax physically and mentally. None of these ingredients would be classed as a sedative, so Melatrol says you won't have any dull after-effects when you wake up. Product Profile Manufacturer Price Money Back Guarantee Our Research Results Discussion: Melatrolis experiencing a sharp growth in sales because of increasing interest among people suffering from insomnia in natural, herbal remedies. That growing interest is reflected in the overwhelmingly positive, non-vested comments that Melatrol users are making in independent, third-party forums and articles online. Our conclusion is that it seems obvious that Melatrol can do what it promises to do. For that reason, we give it a very high buy-rating of four stars.
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More from Melatrol What You Can Do To Help ** Establish a regular bedtime. The human body thrives on routine. You'll soon find yourself feeling sleepy in anticipation of your regular bedtime. ** Avoid caffeine and alcohol two hours before bed. Caffeine is a stimulant and keeps you awake. Alcohol may relax you, but the quality of your sleep will be diminished. ** Take a hot shower before bed. The warmth and action of the water help soothe and relax tense muscles. ** Drink a cup of warm milk. Calcium in milk has a relaxing effect on your body and mind. ** Turn off the TV at least an hour or more before bed. You'll find the quality of your sleep is much better. ** Imagine, deeply, being in a peaceful place. In your mind, visit the beach (can you hear the waves?) or a beautiful mountain meadow. Create this place of tranquility in your mind, until it seems real. Precautions Although the ingredients in Melatrol Natural Sleep Aid are not sedatives, use caution when operating machinery until you know how your body reacts. Pregnant and nursing mothers should always consult with their health care provider before taking supplements or prescription drugs. Keep out of reach of children. Side effects As with all medications, more is not better! Too much of a good thing can be bad. Follow the directions on the Melatrol bottle. Go to Official Melatrol Website
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Melatrol Ingredients 5-HTP 5-HTP is a natural extract from the seeds of the Griffonia tree found in West African countries. Traditionally, the African people use all parts of the tree for various maladies. 5-HTP is generally well tolerated. However, light nausea and some mild gastric disturbances could occur at first. Usually these symptoms disappear quickly. If you experience continued disturbance, discuss this with your health care professional. Melatonin Melatonin is produced by the pineal gland in the brain. It can also be produced by bone marrow cells, the retina, and the gastrointestinal tract. Even plants, such as rice, produce melatonin. When you eat rice or other foods containing melatonin, it will reach and bind to sites in the brain. In addition to helping you sleep, melatonin is an antioxidant. It helps protect DNA, protects the brain, and may play a role in increasing longevity. Melatonin is safe for the human body, even when taken over a period of time. However, like all supplements, caution is advised against taking more than directed. High doses can cause complications. Valerian
Root Only the roots, rhizomes and stolons (a horizontal stem that grows along the surface of the soil) of the plants are used. The flowers of Valerian are quite sweet-smelling, and can perfume your whole garden. On the other hand, the dried root has a pungent, unpleasant smell some people say is like "dirty socks." Herbalists often suggest Valerian root to people who are nervous, anxious, and not sleeping well. Gamma Amino Butyric
Acid GABA functions as a neurotransmitter to prevent certain neurons from over-reacting. This makes it possible for the brain to relax, and reduces stress and anxiety. Rhodiola Rosea
Extract It was not named Rosea for its flower, but for the sweet, rose-like fragrance of the freshly cut root. Until the 1960s Rhodiola rosea was not well known in this country. For many years, the people of the northern latitudes kept it a secret. In 1725, the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus gave the herb its modern name. It was later determined that the plant extract was a powerful adaptogen. The term adaptogen is used by herbalists to refer to a natural herb product that is proposed to increase the body's resistance to stress and anxiety. In the past, they have been called "rejuvenating herbs." Passion
Flower The unique flowers give the plant its name. In 1609 Jacomo Bosio, a monk and scholar in Rome, thought the shape of the flowers resembled the crown of thorns put on the head of Jesus. He felt it represented the mysteries of the cross and the passion of Jesus. Passion Flower was used for centuries for people with anxiety, sleeplessness and "hysteria." Herbalists today still use Passion Flower for people with occasional sleep problems, tension and nervousness. It is said that Passion Flower will bring sweet dreams to the user, but there is no scientific evidence to support this. It is generally well-tolerated by most people. People taking MAO inhibitors or blood-thinning medication should consult with their primary care provide before taking Melatrol.
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